I think you also need a valid LA address to buy rams tickets? Saw this on twitter but not sure if true.
I think you also need a valid LA address to buy rams tickets? Saw this on twitter but not sure if true.
Ray Wonder
he shid
i've been watching the highlights for those two games all day
those were some fucking crazy games
those were some fucking crazy games
Hops
OT Supporter
Should be other team gets a chance after TD, unless it's a TD + 2pt conversion where they have no chance of taking the lead.
That way the first TD isn't auto win and they have to choose, go for the win, or kick the extra point and hope the other team doesn't score and get 2. Or if the first team fails at 2, other can win with extra point.
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The entire idea is end the game. What you're suggesting just makes it possible to continue to tie.
tommylightning
If ya can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen
It’s sudden death if the team that gets the ball first scores a TD. A FG results in the other team a shot to tie it or score a TD. Basically first TD wins in OTYes, that's what I meant. Then they can do a three way round robin to advance.
No, I'm saying if you don't like the rules, win the game before going into OT. Or you know, your defense can step up. It hasn't been a different story since then. It's a dumb rule, yes but it's the rule. It's sudden death OT. I'm not sure how to take the NFL being offensive now vs in the past.
I keep watching this over and over again. Dude is ice cold. Kicks the ball and walks off. He knew it was good. Didn’t even watch it go through.
And then we have Jimmy G telling him he’s a fucking legend and fuck the Packers. Man what a fucking ride. Let’s go dammit.
Yea, but still. The purpose is to end the game as quickly as possible. I don't really have an issue with it. It's on the defense if the first team comes in and scores. What would the better option be? Go until the end of the period? Give each team an equal chance to score the equivalent amount? (Touch down for touchdown/ FG to FG until a winner?)
No one would ever do that, though. They'd always play the safe bet. It would just end up in a tie.
Bills should have squib kicked the ball and then grab and hold all the KC receivers at the line of scrimmage. Take the penalty and burn the clock. And do it all over again next play.
tommylightning
If ya can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen
The longest overtime games in FBS college football history
Illinois and Penn State joined an exclusive group with the Illini's 20-18 win in a nine-overtime thriller on Oct. 23, 2021. It is the only game in history to go nine overtimes.
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the 16-0 Patriots beat the 10-6 Giants in preseason, beat them again in the regular season, then lost to them in the super bowl.
Thumpin'Ram
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Boing
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- Jun 30, 2007
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You can't do that, it's a 15 yard penalty and the clock resets to what it was before the play started.
onedownfiveup
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Boing
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Which would have been fine under old rules.
Touchback so starting at 25. Defensive holding, wasted 5 seconds. Ball at the 30. Do it again, ball at 35. One more time and the ball is at the 40 and there's no time left. You're not making a FG from your own 40 yard line. Hail Mary is all that's left.
onedownfiveup
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Boing
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Butker was making 60 yarders in his sleep that day.
that would have been a 77 yarder
not fucking happening
onedownfiveup
OT Supporter
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I thought you were saying the 40 yard line, I reread it.
Either way, Butker would have made that too.
GucciGucci
Well-Known Member
FYI
Eric Ting, SFGATE
Jan. 24, 2022Updated: Jan. 24, 2022 12:12 p.m.
The notice on Ticketmaster that restricted NFC Championship Game tickets to those with Los Angeles-area ZIP codes had abruptly and unceremoniously disappeared from the ticketing site’s website by Monday morning.
Previously, a fan attempting to buy tickets would see a notice alerting them that "Public sales to the game at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA will be restricted to residents of the Greater Los Angeles region,” and, “Residency will be based on credit card billing address at checkout.”
As of 9 a.m. Monday, that notice has been removed, and the only notice that pops up now informs customers of COVID-19-related policies.
A spokesperson for Ticketmaster referred SFGATE to the Los Angeles Rams for all policy changes. The Rams then told SFGATE that the policy was lifted after all available tickets were purchased during a presale over the weekend.
The Rams implemented the restriction because the regular season finale vs. the San Francisco 49ers saw so many Niners fans in the stands the home team had to go to a silent count on offense. It was such a problem that the wives of Matthew Stafford and Andrew Whitworth have begged Rams fans not to sell their tickets to opposing fans.........................
www.sfgate.com
Controversial restriction on 49ers-Rams NFC Championship Game tickets abruptly disappears on Ticketmaster
Eric Ting, SFGATE
Jan. 24, 2022Updated: Jan. 24, 2022 12:12 p.m.
The notice on Ticketmaster that restricted NFC Championship Game tickets to those with Los Angeles-area ZIP codes had abruptly and unceremoniously disappeared from the ticketing site’s website by Monday morning.
Previously, a fan attempting to buy tickets would see a notice alerting them that "Public sales to the game at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, CA will be restricted to residents of the Greater Los Angeles region,” and, “Residency will be based on credit card billing address at checkout.”
As of 9 a.m. Monday, that notice has been removed, and the only notice that pops up now informs customers of COVID-19-related policies.
A spokesperson for Ticketmaster referred SFGATE to the Los Angeles Rams for all policy changes. The Rams then told SFGATE that the policy was lifted after all available tickets were purchased during a presale over the weekend.
The Rams implemented the restriction because the regular season finale vs. the San Francisco 49ers saw so many Niners fans in the stands the home team had to go to a silent count on offense. It was such a problem that the wives of Matthew Stafford and Andrew Whitworth have begged Rams fans not to sell their tickets to opposing fans.........................
Controversial restriction on 49ers-Rams tickets abruptly disappears
The notice on Ticketmaster that restricted 49ers-Rams NFC Championship Game tickets has...
onedownfiveup
OT Supporter
- Jun 26, 2005
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He wants the teams to play until his team wins.
Yup, I feel like no one cares until their "team" is on the losing end. I thought it was a fair compromise when they changed it from fg to touchdown. FG is significantly easier to achieve but letting someone go the full 75 yards is another thing. Especially now that we're seeing 55+ FGs on a regular basis.
